A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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Its design shows that Edison had considered the commercial aspects the phonograph for now came a compact form and was fully enclosed wooden box. (Illus 4-1) Yet the right composition the wax cylinder, well as the best arrangement reproducer and recorder, still eluded the experimenters West Orange. Although introduced the "perfected phonograph," the machine was far from perfect. This first prototype the "perfected" phonograph went to England with Gouraud immediately after the photograph was taken. The mechanism was more sturdy, and the motor and governor had been redesigned provide constant speed. 3-1, #6164, Chapter Three) This device was the result the first experimental campaign the West Orange laboratory. The design owed lot the telegraph equipment Edison had once manufactured— its precise electro-mechanical works were mounted on metal casting that served base plate, easy access and adjust.IV-12 PERFECTING THE PHONOGRAPH In the summer 1888 now famous photograph Edison appeared the press showing the exhausted inventor (in a somewhat Napoleonic pose) with the new phonograph. This event should have marked the end the phonograph campaign and the beginning the ore milling venture, but Edison made the ore milling syndicate wait while continued .(Illus